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Veerabrahmendra-The-Precursor-Of-Kalki (1).Pdf VEERABRAHMENDRA The precursor of KALKI Complete Life history With Prophecies! … First published in India in 2010 by CinnamonTeal Publishing Copyright 2010 by Santosh Ayalasomayajula ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This book is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 India License . You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor. You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work. You may share and distribute its soft copies for free of cost. [Photograph on Page 180] - Courtesy & Copyright 2010 by www.jangidbrahminsamaj.com ISBN: 978-93-80151-81-6 Printed and Published by CinnamonTeal Print and Publishing, Plot No 16, Gogol, Housing Board Colony, Margao, Goa 403601, India www.cinnamonteal.in VEERABRAHMENDRA The precursor of KALKI Complete Life history With Prophecies! … Santosh Ayalasomayajula DEDICATION कायेन वाचा मनसेिLयेवाϕ बुयामनावा Oकृते वभावात् करोिम यźत सकलं परमै सदािशवयेित समपϕयािम ॐ तत् सत् Whatever I do with my Body, Whatever I do with my Speech, Whatever I do with my Mind, Whatever I do with my Sense- Organs, Whatever I do with my Wisdom, Whatever I do with my Soul, And whatever I do with my Nature! I dedicate all that I do, To Lord Sadashiva. Om! That is the truth! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS It’s too late to express my thankfulness, but as they say, ‘Better late than nev- er!’ I take this opportunity to speak my heart out and give tribute to all those people who influenced this work. Fifteen years back, during my schooldays our neighbor -‘Late. Smt. Poo- samma’; whom we used to fondly call as ‘ Ammamma ’ (means maternal grandma), used to tell us stories of Sri Veerabrahmam. It was believed that she had the vision of that divine Saint many times in her life. I express my thank- fulness to her from the core of my heart since had she not enriched my mind with the stories of this great Saint, perhaps I wouldn’t have known about this great Saint whose works and life is still unknown to everyone in India. I dedi- cate this book to ‘Ammamma!’ Secondly, I am greatly indebted to my Mother ‘Smt. A. Ramani’, who used to read out these stories and explain us the complex meanings of Advaitic phi- losophy. Being a student of Kendriya Vidyalaya and having lived outside Andhra Pradesh, I didn’t know reading Telugu font. Therefore she used to read out stories line by line. Hence, for me the second person whom I’m in- debted to is my mother, and I’ll be grateful to her always. Thirdly, I would thank Mr. Devi Prasad Acharya, who works as a software professional in Infosys, for taking time from his busy schedule to read this book and write the ‘’Foreword’ for me. Next, I would thank all those members of Orkut devotional forums who actually encouraged me to come up with this book. Lastly, I would say whatever happens, happens at the God’s will. So, if this book is in place today, it means that Lord has shown his mercy on me. Thanks to the Jagadguru ‘Sri Veerabrahmendra!’ SANTOSH AYALASOMAYAJULA Table of Contents DISCLAIMER ........................................................................................................ I FOREWORD .......................................................................................................III PREFACE .............................................................................................................. V VISION BEHIND THIS BOOK ......................................................................... IX 1. Kalagyana Highlights – Which Already Happened In The Past .............. 1 2. Knowing ‘Kalki’ Through ‘Kalagyana’ ........................................................ 3 3. This Is Not The End… .................................................................................... 6 4. Bhojayacharya and Papamamba ................................................................... 8 5. Paripoornacharya and Prakrutamba ...........................................................11 6. Sage Atri Perceives the Divine Aura of The Infant....................................14 7. Atri’s Yogic Vision Reveals a Secret ............................................................15 8. Veera Papamamba’s Pilgrimage ..................................................................18 9. Divine Experiences with Veerambotlayya .................................................19 10. Childhood of Veerambotlayya ...................................................................21 11. Seeking Permission for Pilgrimage ............................................................22 12. Discourse on Virakti - Renunciation .........................................................23 13. Pindotpatti – The Lifecycle of Embryo ......................................................25 14. Discourse on Sankhya Yoga .......................................................................29 15. Tarakopadesam ............................................................................................30 16. Veerambotlayya Shows His Universal Form ...........................................32 17. Veerambotlayya’s Pilgrimage ....................................................................34 18. The Hunting Expedition .............................................................................35 19. Ananda Bhairavayogi’s Repentance ..........................................................36 20. Mantropadesam (Initiation) to Ananda Bhairavayogi ............................38 21. Veerappayacharya Authors the Book - Kalagyana .................................40 22. Achchamma Spies on Veerappayacharya ................................................43 23. Brahmopadesam to Achchamma ...............................................................45 24. Kalagyana Discourse to Achchamma ........................................................47 25. Annajaiyya Meets Veerappayacharya .......................................................53 26. Kalagyana Discourse to Annajaiyya ..........................................................55 27. Veerappaya Cures Blindness of Brahmananda Reddy ...........................62 28. Banaganapalle Villagers Become Followers of Swami ...........................64 29. Swami Turns Meat into Flowers ................................................................66 30. Kalagyana Discourse to Banaganapalle Nawab ......................................68 31. Veerappayya Adopts a New Name As - Veera Brahmendra Swami ...71 32. Swami Decides to Get Married ..................................................................74 33. Swami Makes a Dead Man Alive ...............................................................77 34. Some Crooks Play Tricks with Swami ......................................................80 35. Kalagyana Discourse in Peddakomarla ....................................................83 36. The Strange Vedantic Dream ......................................................................91 37. Govindamma Convinces Parents...............................................................95 38. Sivakotayya Consents for Swami’s Marriage ...........................................98 39. Newly Wedded Couple Goes for Pilgrimage.........................................100 40. Sri Veerabrahmendra Swami Becomes Father .......................................102 41. Little Kid Siddhaiyya Runs Away From Home .....................................103 42. Swami’s Sons Insult Siddhaiyya ..............................................................106 43. Peer Saheb Meets Veera Brahmendra Swami ........................................109 44. Siddhaiyya Refuses to Go Back Home ....................................................111 45. Siddhaiyya Teaches Renunciation to His Father ...................................113 46. Swami Tests Siddhaiyya’s Devotion .......................................................116 47. Brahmopadesam to Siddhaiyya ...............................................................119 48. Qualities of a True Disciple and a True Guru ........................................120 49. Tarakopadesam and Pancha Mudras ......................................................123 50. Discourse on Lakshya Triyambakam ......................................................125 51. Swami Lights Oil Lamps Using Water ....................................................128 52. Swami Preaches Kalagyanam to the Nawab ..........................................130 53. Swami’s Visit to Southern Places .............................................................133 54. Siddhaiyya Eats a Rotten Dead Dog ........................................................134 55. Swami Cures Leprosy of a Brahmin ........................................................137 56. Peer Saheb Registers a Complaint ...........................................................142 57. Power of Siddhaiyya’s Spiritual Energy .................................................145 58. Sankhya Yogam Discourse to Siddhaiyya ..............................................150 59. Swami Explains Shatchakra Yoga (Kundalini) to Siddhaiyya .............155 60. Kakkaiyya Dissects His Wife’s Belly .......................................................160 61. Kakkaiyya Rejects Swami’s Teachings as - Fake ....................................162 62. Swami Gives Life to Kakkaiyya’s Wife ...................................................165 63. Swami Drinks Hot Molten Iron ................................................................168 64. Smiths of Nandyala Village Insult Swami ..............................................171
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